Hot Rod Exclusive Photos of The Bomb Factory’s 1968 Plymouth Fury III from History Channel’s “Big Ea

So these guy's job is create tacky looking crap from clean-lined old cars? I don't really care how well it corners, I'm sure many stock 2016 cars will still beat it. So what was accomplished here? Yuck.
 
I just saw better pics of the rear from the suspension conversion website. Seriously that is embarrassing. No way I'd associate myself with that Middle school shop project. Did they fab the wing from a 2x4?
 
The graphics are cheesy, and the spoiler sucks, but at least they didn't put a crappy box of rice under the hood.
 
Went to their website and no price shown, called and no one answered, sent email about cost so lets see if that works.
 
Well hey **** the shows could just keep doing the E body stuff, or better yet brand X and thus ignore mopar all together. You all need to think bigger picture. It may for what ever reason, even if you don't like it, start generating interest in the old barges. Which is good for everyone here. Think how the e body interest started. Everyone doing cheesy lame modifications to them, then people with stock appearing rides, the value went through the roof. These will never go through the roof but maybe you might make a nickle.

Or you could sell to the derby guy that comes along in 5 years.
 
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67Monaco said:
Well hey **** the shows could just keep doing the E body stuff, or better yet brand X and thus ignore mopar all together. You all need to think bigger picture. It may for what ever reason, even if you don't like it, start generating interest in the old barges. Which is good for everyone here. Think how the e body interest started. Everyone doing cheesy lame modifications to them, then people with stock appearing rides, the value went through the roof. These will never go through the roof but maybe you might make a nickle.

Or you could sell to the derby guy that comes along in 5 years.
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Or, it could make people think the cars are worth big $ so the hoard them away until they croak. By which point humans will not be allowed to drive any more and only the self-aware robots are considering them as sources of fluids and bearings. Either of our scenarios are about as likely to change their values.
 
In the entertainment industry the saying goes "a bad review is better than no review"
 
Looks kinda like an American Motors "Machine"
And you all remember how popular those were.
 
Cool car!

I grew up in Milwaukee.....with an AMC plant close by on Holton St.
 
So who in their right mind would pay 50,000 dollars for a car these guys slapped together in a frenzy in such a short amount of time and feel good about it??
 
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